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Cut out the square word cards and arrange them on the table to make different sentences. Write the sentences on the primary-ruled worksheet.
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Complete the cause-effect graphic organizer with details from the story.
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Play a memory game in which students match objects from the book. Pairs of cards show: mouse, cookie, milk, fridge, and crayons.
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Match the pictures with the words. Use these cards to play a memory match game, or for small group reading instruction.
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Color this picture of a small mouse looking into a mirror.
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Color the cute little mouse from the story.
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Look at the picture and write what mouse wants. Then color, assemble, and read the book.
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Kids will love these adorable mouse finger puppets.
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Cut out the mouse pictures and attach each one to a popsicle stick to make a puppet.
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Find the words hidden in the puzzle. Words include: mouse, cookie, crayons, milk, straw, mirror, and thirsty. Words are hidden vertically and horizontally.
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Color the picture. Cut out the words and arrange them in order to make a sentence. Write the sentence.
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This note can be printed and sent home with students. It says, "Today we read a silly story in class titled, If You Give a Mouse a Cookie. Ask me about all of the things the mouse wanted in the story. (For a black-and-white version of this file, click the alt button below.)
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Cut out the words at the bottom of the page. Glue each word next to the correct picture. Word list: cookie, pen, crayons, milk, mouse, tape.
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Trace the words from the book. Then try writing them. Words include: mouse, cookie, milk, straw, and tape.
(added February 12, 2019)
Learn the difference between renewable and non-renewable resources in this nonfiction science article.
(added February 8, 2019)
This worksheet has eight primary-ruled lines for students to think up and write all of the SH words they can think of.
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Use letter stampers to form the SH words in the spaces provided.
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Look at the pictures on this worksheet and writing the correct word for it on the lines using the word bank at the top of the page.
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Cut out the word squares and arrange them into sentences. Use at least one SH word in each sentence and write the sentences down on the lines attached.
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This phonics printable has 22 flashcards that can be cut out and used for practicing words with the SH digraph.
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This word wheel is different from the first because it spins to reveal words with the SH sound at the end of the word (ex. wish, push, dish).
(added February 8, 2019)
Print out this phonics word wheel to practice reading words with the SH sound at the beginning of the word (ex. shell, sheep, short).
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This fish-shaped word slider has two word strips. One of them has words that have the SH sound at the beginning of the word (ex. shark) and the other word strip has words with the SH sound at the end of the word (ex. wash).
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This pennant activity has 15 printable pennants featuring words with the SH sound. They are to be cut out, colored, and strung up around the classroom for fun.
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Write the missing letters in the boxes to complete the word and then write that word on the lines below.
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Students will practice recognizing SH digraph words by drawing a line to match the picture to the matching word.
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This phonics graphic organizer has 6 spaces for students to write SH words.
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Color the four pictures, then trace the SH words along the dotted lines. Next, write the words on the primary-ruled lines.
(added February 8, 2019)
Students will rearrange the words to form a complete sentence. Each sentence contains one spelling word from Unit 24.
(added February 6, 2019)
Use the letter tiles to make the words "shark" and "shell" on this phonics worksheet.
(added February 6, 2019)
Can you make the words "ship" and "sheep" with the letter boxes provided? Glue them in the spaces below the pictures.
(added February 6, 2019)
Students can color and put-together this cute phonics flip book featuring SH words.
(added February 6, 2019)
Complete the sentences on this page by writing in the correct SH word on the blank line.
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Use scissors to cut out the picture boxes and glue them to the appropriate column: SH words or other words.
(added February 6, 2019)
This cut-and-glue activity has students cutting out the word boxes with SH words and gluing them to the matching picture.
(added February 6, 2019)
Students will enjoy reading words with the SH digraph with this easy-to-assemble mini-book.
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This phonics printable has 36 (18 word and 18 picture) cards to cut out and use in different ways to practice learning words with the SH digraph.
(added February 6, 2019)
Cut out the 8 pictures and sort them in the either the SL or PL column.
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Cut out the blends in the boxes at the bottom of the page and glue them in the right box to complete the word.
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Cut along the dotted lines to separate the pictures on the first page and cut on the second page to create flaps. Fold on the solid line and have students glue the pictures under the L-family blend flap it belongs to.
(added February 6, 2019)
Cut and glue the correct consonant blend and word in the boxes for each picture.
(added February 6, 2019)
Roll a die. Read all of the words in the column for each roll. Can be played alone or with partners.
(added February 5, 2019)
Learn about a remarkable woman who faced difficult challenges to become an accomplished doctor, scientist, astronaut, explorer, and astronaut: Dr. Mae Jemison.
(added February 5, 2019)
This phonics worksheet has nine pictures with a line under each one so the students can write the appropriate word for each picture using the word bank at the bottom.
(added February 5, 2019)
This worksheet has students listing as many words belonging to each
L-family blend as they can (bl, cl, fl, and pl).
(added February 5, 2019)
On this printable phonics worksheet, students will say the name of the pictures shown and then circle the sound it begins with.
(added February 5, 2019)
Students will say the name of each picture and circle the sound it begins with. Then they will write the missing letters to complete each word.
(added February 5, 2019)
Hide these 15 word cards around the classroom so students can search the room and find all of the word cards.
(added February 5, 2019)
Print this activity on card stock paper and cut along the dotted lines. Have your students sort the words into groups based on their initial blend sounds.
(added February 5, 2019)
This phonics printable has 42 cards that can be cut out and used as a match or memory-match game. Match the pictures to the words.
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